Chi Fung Cake

By VicentaLakin

Chi Fung Cake
It's been so many times since I started making this twilight cake that I can't get it out, and most of the products are pie-like, and then it turns out that the flow of protein is the key to the success of the cake, and that's basically what happens。

Recipe Recommendations

  • eggs 5 rats
  • low powder 100 grams
  • white sugar 40 grams
  • milk 60 grams

Steps for Chi Fung Cake

  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 0
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    Get ready for raw materials。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 1
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    Clear and yellow。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 2
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    The yolk is added to the milk, the salad oil is evenly distributed, and the low powder is passed over the human yolk liquid。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 3
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    The yolk adds milk, and the salad is even。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 4
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    The yolk is added to the milk, the salad oil is evenly distributed, and the low powder is passed over the human yolk liquid。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 5
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    Low powder is passed over human yolk。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 6
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    Low powder and egg fluid mixing。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 7
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    The white sugar is added to the protein three times, and the protein is passed to the pointy pointy pointer that can be pulled out of the omelet。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 8
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    Adding the well-spreaded protein to the paste。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 9
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    Next time you add protein, you can do it in three to four parts。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 10
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    The paste of the cake is in the mold。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 11
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    The oven can be preheated at 160 degrees in the middle 60 minutes。
  • Make Chi Fung Cake step 12
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    It's cool。
  • Chi Fung Cake Make Tips

    To judge if the egg whites are beaten enough, the simplest method is to check if the whisk can pull up a small, sharp peak; over-beating or under-beating will both affect the final product. Whether adding flour or folding in the egg whites, avoid stirring in circles; instead, use a folding motion like stir-frying and keep the movements small, as these factors affect the rising of the cake. Monitor the color changes during baking; if it gets too dark, cover it with aluminum foil. Once baked, invert the cake and let it cool before removing it from the mold.